Hillary: 'I am Sick and Tired' of Patriotic Critics

NewsMax ^ | 4/29/03 | Staff

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Tuesday, April 29, 2003 8:46 a.m. EDT

Hillary: 'I am Sick and Tired' of Patriotic Critics

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton opened up both barrels on supporters of President Bush Monday night, saying she's "sick and tired" of the way the patriotism of Bush's critics has been questioned.

"I am sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and you disagree with this administration somehow you're not patriotic," a shrill-sounding Clinton shouted during her address to Connecticut's Jefferson Jackson Bailey dinner.

"We should stand up and say we are Americans and we have a right to debate and disagree with any administration," she shrieked.

The non-presidential candidate, who's miles ahead of every other Democratic presidential hopeful in every poll that includes her name, zeroed in on the economy, saying that Bush had given the nation the worst economic policies since the Great Depression.

"In just two years, the country again faces hefty budget deficits," she said. "We are, unfortunately, reaping the bad consequences of a wrong economic policy. They have the most wrong-headed economic policies that we've seen since Herbert Hoover."

In an attempt to explain why the country wasn't saddled with the bread lines and street-corner apple salesmen of the Hoover era, Clinton said, "People know better than what they hear and what they see

[Darksheare]

Hillary: "I am Sick and Tired of Patriots!"

There, that's corrected.

[Darksheare]

Well..
New York IS famous for voting shenanigans.
Like David Dinkins having the insane and mentally 'unfit' vote for him. (The famous, "I'm voting for mommy." comment from an obviously agitated mental patient being 'helped' at the polls)
And in the 2000 elections, the voting machines had the little levers under the Republican candidates disabled.
If you came out to the Democrat pollworker and said that the machine was broken, they knew who you'd vote for instantly and gave your provisional paper ballot to the circular file.

Besides, this state deserves her after having been masochistic enough to endure 14 years of Emperor Mario M. Cuomo.

[RightWhale]

You are right. I heard a recording of part of her oration on one of the radio talk shows last night, and it was a horrible revelation. She combines the skin-crawling features of Eleanor Roosevelt's speaking style with the creaking of an ancient rope footbridge over a chasm under the feet of unwitting pack donkeys. It is the kind of voice that kids would rather do chores like mowing the lawn and taking out the garbage than listen to. She has earned the status of old maid late in life; honeybees bypass this faded, dry-brown flower and head directly to the goldenrod and milkweed in the next field. She is only a sack of public causes that falls out of the back of the pickup truck on the way to the municipal landfill and breaks open to strew its stale, used contents along the shoulder of the road where muttering bums in military surplus hooded parkas pick through the debris hoping, but failing to find something to enhance their cardboard villas.

[scott7278]

I wouldn't be surprised if the original article writer "disappeared" after attaching this photo to his article (if it was his decision).

BTW, how would you like to be the airbrush artist in charge of doctoring Clinton's photo? Talk about starting over from scratch! And then having to continually remind yourself, "She better like it or I'm dead. She better like it or I'm dead."

[Joy Angela]

Hitler died April 30th, 1945.

HRC was born October 26, 1947.

Where was the demon for those 2.5 years?

HRC was elected to the Senate 666 months (55 1/2 years) after Hitler died.

The demon lives again.

[Joy Angela]

Great photo in post 160.

Good to know that she's falling apart
despite plastic surgery.

I hope she stays just as ugly
up until the 2004 election!

[miloklancy]

Hillary could not be more wrong about Hoover and about Bush being like Hoover. Hoover is often blamed for the Great Depression and unjustly so. Maybe if Mrs. Clinton was a better student of history she would know this. Then again being a good student of history is certainly not a quality that liberals possess. There were systemic problems with the Banking system when Hoover was in office and he was merely trying to work within the confines and not use the goverment to bully the financial world. Also to equate the current economic climate with the depression is really stupid. Budget shortfalls at the state and federal level have a great deal to do with both levels of goverment not spending their money wisely and creating surpluses when the economy was good in the 90's. And if we are getting into historical analogies here with former presidents, we all know what recent president's administration was as corrupt as Warren Harding's. None other than Mrs. Clinton's husband's administration.

[tiki]

I saw that and cracked up. Let's all keep her hot and bothered. Maybe call her office and say that saying you're not being unpatriotic when you are being unpatriotic is worse than just being unpatriotic.

[lilylangtree]

"In just two years, the country again faces hefty budget deficits," she said. "We are, unfortunately, reaping the bad consequences of a wrong economic policy. They have the most wrong-headed economic policies that we've seen since Herbert Hoover. . . . "In an attempt to explain why the country wasn't saddled with the bread lines and street-corner apple salesmen of the Hoover era, Clinton said, "People know better than what they hear and what they see.

Yeah, Hitlery, you should know. You and Bubba and your 8 year policy of appeasement, scandals and coverups definitely put our country on the wrong track. The economic downturn wasn't created overnight, but you wouldn't let the truth out which is your MO. The good part is that the economy has turned around with no thanks to you for your constant whining and complaining.

[Kay Soze]

Freedom of speech is awfully upsetting to Hillary.

Explains why she and her husband used the IRS to silence so many.

[scott7278]

Ping!

[fight_truth_decay]

[Brian Allen]

<< I thought she was trying to sound like Ted Kennedy.

Tonight on Hannity & Colmes, Dick Morris said she sounded like she was talking to Bill Clinton. >>

Now THAT I can believe.

She as sure as Hell sounded to me like an insane dullard trollup screaming at a mob of insane dullard trollups.

Or, as observed by Mr Morris, at just one of those.

She and her gang are constant reminders of the truth of my Grandpa's admonition that you simply can NOT make strawberry jam from pigshit!

[Jorge]

Hillary: 'I am Sick and Tired' of Patriotic Critics

Seems like she is taking this rather personally.
And she should be...the criticisms are perfectly suited for her and Bill.

[Bigg Red]

..this lady needs therapy!!

Hillary Clinton is a woman (sort of), but she is not a lady.

[Bigg Red]

Hey, Hitlery, put some ice on it!

[WorkingClassFilth]

"She combines the skin-crawling features of Eleanor Roosevelt's speaking style with the creaking of an ancient rope..."

A couple of thoughts here...

If I recall correctly, she let the world know in the first reign of Clintigula that she "channeled" or communed with the spirit of Mrs. Roosevelt. From what I've read, they have a great deal in common and I ain't referring to greatness.

The part about a creaking rope set me off on a private fantasy having to do with Mr.s. Krinton and some stout hemp rope. Sorry, it has nothing to do with kinky sex.

[Cate]

bite me Hitlery.

[metalboy]

Profile of a sociopath(s)

[DBtoo]

I saw that last night! Dick Morris portrayed her just the way I've always thought of her. She is a very frightening woman. My husband said what a nightmare it would be married to Hillary. And that shriecking tape of her made me want to run for cover.